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Sea level rise due to thermal expansion, scare or scare not


Sea level rise due to thermal expansion, scare or scare not05-01-2016 20:42
Tai Hai Chen
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The sea is very deep, thousands of meters deep. If global air temperature increases by 3 C globally, by how much would global sea temperature increase by?

Since the southern hemisphere is far warmer year round compared to the northern hemisphere, global air temperature swings by about 3 C between summer and winter, and that never causes any significant change in sea level.

As an experiment, I heated a cup of water in the microwave oven from about 20 C to about 80 C and I did not observe any noticeable change in water level.
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05-01-2016 21:12
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Tai Hai Chen wrote:
The sea is very deep, thousands of meters deep. If global air temperature increases by 3 C globally, by how much would global sea temperature increase by?

Since the southern hemisphere is far warmer year round compared to the northern hemisphere, global air temperature swings by about 3 C between summer and winter, and that never causes any significant change in sea level.

As an experiment, I heated a cup of water in the microwave oven from about 20 C to about 80 C and I did not observe any noticeable change in water level.


If there was such an expansion, ocean currents would radically change as the seasons progressed, due to the the ocean sloshing back and forth between the northern and southern hemispheres. That doesn't happen.


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05-01-2016 21:37
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The sea has thousands of times the mass of the lower troposphere. If the lower troposphere heats up by 3 C globally, the sea likely heats up by no more than 0.1 C globally by conduction.
05-01-2016 22:00
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Tai Hai Chen wrote:
The sea has thousands of times the mass of the lower troposphere. If the lower troposphere heats up by 3 C globally, the sea likely heats up by no more than 0.1 C globally by conduction.


As far as mean temperature, the sea heats (and cools) the air, not the other way around. The sea is far better at converting energy from the sun into thermal energy than the troposphere is. It's far better at holding that energy through the night too.

The effect of the sea is to cool the day and warm the night.

Heating the sea solely by conduction from the troposphere is like shooting BB's at a large rock, except that in this case the rock shoots back.


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